Crossroads Red Mountain Mesa

Crossroads Red Mountain is a residential facility in Mesa, Arizona, serving adult men with alcohol and drug use disorders. It is one site within a state-licensed provider that operates several locations around the Phoenix area, and this campus concentrates on a structured, 45-day stay for men. The program pairs evidence-based therapy with practical planning for what comes after discharge.

Right Track is the name of the intensive program offered there. It opens with one-on-one assessments and help shaping personal goals, then continues through individual and group counseling for substance use, drug and alcohol screening each week, 12-Step meetings, SMART Recovery gatherings, and peer mentoring. Relatives are invited to take part when appropriate. Psychoeducational groups fill six days of every week and cover relapse prevention, coping skills, anger management, and conflict resolution, while planning for aftercare through the Crossroads Aftercare Program gets underway long before a man's departure.

The campus was recently renovated and holds shared bedrooms with shared bathrooms, a commercial kitchen where meals are provided, a community dining area, on-site laundry at no charge, and an outdoor courtyard used for group activities. A basketball hoop and a shared television space round out the common areas, and trained staff are on site around the clock.

Programs at Crossroads Red Mountain Mesa

Crossroads Red Mountain Mesa provides one level of care: residential rehab for adult men, with a typical stay of 45 days. A 45-day residential alcohol rehab in Mesa for adult men combines evidence-based therapy with weekly drug and alcohol testing and a personalized treatment plan. Therapy includes cognitive behavioral therapy, individual counseling, group therapy, life skills training, psychoeducation, and relapse prevention counseling. Twelve Step facilitation and alternative support meetings are woven through the week.

Men in this Mesa rehab can join 12-Step facilitation plus SMART Recovery and peer mentoring groups during their stay. When someone finishes the residential phase, aftercare home support and ongoing support meetings help carry the plan forward. Choosing a gender-specific alcohol treatment program in Mesa, Arizona, keeps the group focused on men and their specific patterns of use and reentry. If a man needs a level of care beyond residential, then the helpline can help identify other SAMHSA-listed options in Arizona.

1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
2. Life Skills
3. 1-on-1 Counseling
4. Evidence-Based
5. Individual Treatment
6. Twelve Step Facilitation
7. Psychoeducation
8. Group Therapy
9. Twelve Step
10. Gender-Specific

Who Crossroads Red Mountain Mesa serves

1. Adult men with alcohol or drug use disorders who want a structured residential setting
2. Men who are a fit for a 45-day program and a men-only peer group
3. Men open to 12-Step facilitation, SMART Recovery, and peer mentoring
4. Men who need aftercare planning and support meetings once they leave
5. Men whose families can take part in treatment when clinically appropriate

Daily life for Crossroads Red Mountain

Crossroads Red Mountain Mesa is a 31-50 bed campus in Mesa, Arizona, with a typical program length of 45 days and space for up to 38 men at once. The Mesa facility offers shared rooms, shared bathrooms, a basketball court, chef-prepared meals, and an outdoor lounge for downtime between groups. Laundry is available on site at no cost, and the campus maintains staff coverage 24 hours a day. Programming is offered in English.

1. Basketball Court
2. Chef-prepared Meals
3. TV
4. Outdoor Lounge

Paying for Crossroads Red Mountain Mesa

This Crossroads location accepts a range of insurance plans and tries to keep costs manageable. A practical place to begin is finding out what your benefits cover. Call the helpline and someone trained can go over your plan with you at no cost, and you owe nothing if you choose not to enroll. What a plan pays and what you pay differ widely from one plan to the next, so the center itself must confirm your benefits before admitting anyone. Arizona's Medicaid program, AHCCCS, may cover residential substance use treatment for adults who meet its criteria. It is worth asking whether that fits your situation.

Questions about Crossroads Red Mountain

1. How many of the 38 beds are open for the next 45-day cohort?
2. Does my insurance plan cover residential rehab here, and what will I owe?
3. Which therapies will be in my treatment plan, and how often do they meet?
4. How does the Crossroads Aftercare Program work once I discharge?
5. How is family involvement handled, and when can family visit?